Chapter

 1 PREF  |         utterly removed, I have taken care to commit to writing
 2 II    |         of them ! for they have taken away from men the ancient
 3 X     |    acquainted with all that had taken place. To whom Cuthbert
 4 XV    | afflicted in body, and are even taken captive in spirit by the
 5 XVII  |        and turf, which had been taken out from the ground within.
 6 XVIII |     however much of it might be taken out; so that it never surpassed
 7 XXIII |       of the same monastery was taken ill with a violent pain
 8 XXVI  |     mind, some of which we have taken care briefly to hand down
 9 XXVIII|         frailty, I have equally taken care to correct, according
10 XXXIV |         of monks. When they had taken their seats, at the hour
11 XXXIV |      place," said she, " was it taken ? "-" From your monastery,"
12 XXXVII| continued suffering. For he was taken ill on the fourth day of
13 XXXVII|        when the Lord shall have taken my spirit, bury me in this
14 XXXIX |   violence of his complaint had taken from him the power of speaking
15 XLVI  |         earthly mansion, having taken hay, or clay, or whatever